<span>acquired traits are passed down from parent to offspring.</span>
Oof I don't think ppl like that (ŏ_ŏ)
Answer:
eukaryotes
Explanation:
Acheas and Eucariontes have a common ancestor, which justifies the vast similarity in the structure and cellular function of each individual. These similarities have already caused confusion in the academic community that has already joined the two organizations in a single group, however, it is now known that the similarities are due to a common ancestor.
If the prey population is thriving, then the predator population will as well- or at least, until they eat out that population, then the prey and the predators will be at a decline. It's a balance.
Starfish commonly reproduce by free-spawning: releasing their gametes into the water where they hopefully are fertilized by gametes from the opposite sex.
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Starfish reproduce by fragmentation also </span>
